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How to modify headers with Safari on iOS

Is there a solution to modify headers on safari for iOS just like with ModHeader extension for other browsers ?

Thanks for your answer

I want to use Safari for my GraphiQL page testing but with the added security of an API key, I have no way to edit headers to allow access to the GraphiQL interface. Firefox and Chrome both have extensions to edit headers, and the rails-graphiql gem is testing the implementation of editing headers directly in the GUI. But until that update get's pushed, there's no solution I suppose.

You can use the Requestly Desktop app - https://requestly.io for Intercepting network requests from the Safari browser and modifying HTTP request & response headers. Requestly allows you to launch any browser directly from the app and modify its traffic. Not only headers, but you can also modify the response body, request URL, request Body, etc. Check out more at https://requestly.io

Is there a solution to modify headers on safari for iOS just like with ModHeader extension for other browsers

You can use the Requestly desktop app[1] to intercept and debug network traffic on safari and iOS.

To add headers you can use the modify headers rule[2]

For iOS, they have thorough documentation[3] on how to setup the proxy and the ssl certificates. This is a one time setup and helps you not just intercept and inspect the traffic (even https) but also to make easy modifications using many common rules like the redirect rule, headers rule, modify response rule, etc.

I have the same issue all the time, when in the office at least i could share my laptops network connection (and thus routing for testing restricted apps) but now I’m dead in the water

Your laptop will still need to be on the same network to debug iOS traffic

I want to use Safari for my GraphiQL page testing but with the added security of an API key, I have no way to edit headers to allow access to the GraphiQL interface.

They also provide support for specifically targeting GraphQL requests inside the modify. request[4] and modify response rule.

Links: [1] Desktop app - https://requestly.io/desktop [2] Modify headers - https://docs.requestly.io/getting-started/modify-http-request-using-rules/modify-headers [3] iOS setup - https://docs.requestly.io/desktop-app/how-to.../ios-interception [4] Modify GraphQL requests - https://docs.requestly.io/getting-started/modify-http-request-using-rules/modify-ajax-response-rule/mock-graphql-api-response

If you connect your iPhone to your Mac with a Lightning to USB-C cable, under the "Develop" nav option (which you have to enable in Safari's preferences | "Safari Settings > Advance > Show Develop Menu in menu bar").

Under Develop, find your phone and then click the site you want to override request or responses for.

Then you will have access to the Safari Developer Tools for that mobile webpage. Go to "Network", find the request you want to edit. Right click and pick if you want to override the request or response. Then edit the file there.

I believe you could edit the HTML, request headers, ect... this way.

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Send a custom HTTP header to one certain host only

Is there a way (Firefox add-on or about:config setting) to send a custom HTTP header for requests to a certain host?

Example: Send the header Foobar: true if (and only if) I request a resource from the host foo.example.com .

Bonus points if the protocol can be specified, too (e.g. only send the header when requesting over HTTPS).

(see my question Use additional “password” in Referer to hide private site? on IT Security SE on why I’d like to do it)

What I found so far

• The question Browser extensions to automatically alter HTTP headers? is similar, but looking for any way how to accomplish this (e.g. with the help of local proxies) and also not necessarily for Firefox
• You can create custom headers with the add-on Modify Headers , but it doesn't allow me to restrict the hosts, so it will send the custom headers for all requests
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• HeaderControlRevived for User-Agent , Referer and Accept-Language
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If you are not restricted with Firefox, you can use Google Chrome's extension Header Hacker .

It provides:

• custom request headers (you're able either add new headers or override existing ones)
• permanent headers for specified hosts (you're able either add new headers or override existing ones)

So that you can solve your problem with second feature.

I'm using the extension a lot and it works fine for me.

• Thanks. I’m restricted to Firefox, but your answer might of course be helpful for others. :) –  unor Commented Aug 22, 2013 at 16:13
• 1 The link is broken –  Taha Jahangir Commented Sep 9, 2014 at 8:10
• 1 @TahaJahangir the extension's maintainer have changed the name of the app recently. I have updated the broken link. And yes, the extensions is really helpful -- I'm using it on daily basis –  ajukraine Commented Sep 16, 2014 at 13:23
• what if the extension has a bug, or the extension does not work with the browser version you'd like or if the developers simply stopped updating the extensions ? I see this happening for most, if not all Firefox extensions which let you add/modify request headers. –  MasterJoe Commented Dec 28, 2017 at 0:50

The Firefox add-on, Header Tool, does what you are looking for: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/header-tool/

I just tried it out to restrict my custom request header to localhost.

• 1 what if the extension has a bug, or the extension does not work with the browser version you'd like or if the developers simply stopped updating the extensions ? I see this happening for most, if not all Firefox extensions which let you add/modify request headers. –  MasterJoe Commented Dec 28, 2017 at 0:50
• 2 This extension is defunct with Firefox 57. –  Jason R. Coombs Commented Jul 11, 2018 at 20:34

You can do this very easily by creating a header rule in Requestly . It is an open-source extension + desktop app that lets you modify your network requests using easy-to-create rules.

Install the addon on firefox and then navigate to https://app.requestly.io

Click on New Rule and select the Modify Headers Rule. This should open the rule editor.

To apply the rule only on foo.example.com you can set the destination option to be Host equals foo.example.com

You can also do advanced matching based on the requested resource type, method type, etc. using the advanced filters

Although there is no way to specify the protocol, you can still only target https requests either with the contains option

or using regex

Now click on Add Request Header and enter the header values that you want to add

Save the Rule and go to the target site. You should now see the header being added to every request that matches the condition.

And these rules can be easily synced across any browser, so you just have to create the rule once and this will work anywhere you have requestly installed.

You can read more about Modify Headers rule , in the docs

FYI: I actively contribute to Requestly. So this solution, although a little biased, is the simplest that I know of

Since the release of Firefox 57, I've found the plugin Modify Header Value does the trick.

Modify Header Value can add, modify or remove an HTTP-request-header for all requests on a desired website or url.

in case you need to spoof your user-agent:

Custom UserAgent String : "Add a custom useragent string for desired URLs or domains." this addon will not change your javascript user-agent.

to also change the JS UA, add this user-script to greasemonkey:

these outdated addons do not work with current firefox:

• UAControl : This extension will allow you to control what string is sent as the User-Agent in HTTP header, per each site (domain). Note this cannot control the native User-Agent string used by JavaScript (e.g. navigator.userAgent).
• ua-site-switch : change the User Agent for the current domain. The UA is only changed in the request HTTP header, so it does not prevent Javascript to determine the real UA. If you need to change the UA at the javascript level, you can use a nice addon called User-Agent JS Fixer.
• User-Agent JS Fixer : This addon can change the JavaScript User-Agent on a per-site basis, rather than changing for the whole session. It does nothing by itself, but it complements the functionality of another addon like UAControl or ua-site-switch. No additional configuration is required, it uses the same settings from them. All it does is to redefine the User-Agent for JavaScript code (navigator.userAgent) using the same string that was sent on the HTTP header.

[ .... as a starting point, if someone wants to write a better addon ]

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Adding custom HTTP headers to HTML links

Goal of this task is to intercept a request created by a simple <a href="..."> element, and to add a custom HTTP header into the request. This should be done transparently, without XMLHttpRequest or similar method which can be problematic if new page is opened or a big file should be downloaded.

To accomplish this, we will:

• Register a Service Worker intercepting requests.
• Augment intercepted requests with a new header, and forward those requests to a server.

To register a Service Worker we have to call the ServiceWorkerContainer.register() method.

Note that a Service Worker cannot be registered in a HTML page opened with the file:// protocol. It has to be served by a web server.

In the Service Worker the FetchEvent is captured, a request is extracted and augmented with the new X-Custom-Header header, and forwarded by calling the WindowOrWorkerGlobalScope.fetch() method.

In the Chrome browser, modified requests can be observed in the Developer Tools console on the Network tab.

Note: The origin (referer) of the request is no longer page itself, but the Service Worker itself.

Unfortunately Firefox and Safari does not show augmented requests at this moment. To verify requests are sent correctly we can use tcpdump or we can log requests on a server.

In this example the server is running on the localhost port 8080, so the tcpdump is listening on the loopback lo0 interface.

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The User-Agent request header is a characteristic string that lets servers and network peers identify the application, operating system, vendor, and/or version of the requesting user agent .

Warning: Please read Browser detection using the user agent for why serving different Web pages or services to different browsers is usually a bad idea.

Common format for web browsers:

A product identifier — its name or development codename.

Version number of the product.

Zero or more comments containing more details. For example, sub-product information.

Firefox UA string

For more on Firefox- and Gecko-based user agent strings, see the Firefox user agent string reference . The UA string of Firefox is broken down into 4 components:

• Mozilla/5.0 is the general token that says that the browser is Mozilla-compatible. For historical reasons, almost every browser today sends it.
• platform describes the native platform that the browser is running on (Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, etc.) and if it is a mobile phone. Firefox OS phones say Mobile — the web is the platform. Note that platform can consist of multiple " ; "-separated tokens. See below for further details and examples.
• rv: geckoversion indicates the release version of Gecko (such as " 17.0 "). In recent browsers, geckoversion is the same as firefoxversion .
• Gecko/geckotrail indicates that the browser is based on Gecko. (On the desktop, geckotrail is always the fixed string 20100101 .)
• Firefox/firefoxversion indicates that the browser is Firefox and provides the version (such as " 17.0 ").

Chrome UA string

The Chrome (or Chromium/Blink-based engines) user agent string is similar to Firefox's. For compatibility, it adds strings like KHTML, like Gecko and Safari .

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The Opera browser is also based on the Blink engine, which is why it almost looks the same as the Chrome UA string, but adds "OPR/<version>" .

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The Edge browser is also based on the Blink engine. It adds "Edg/<version>" .

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In this example, the user agent string is mobile Safari's version. It contains the word "Mobile" .

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Great service, helpful employees, and a cute dog. They have everything a nerd would ever need.

I was visiting from out of town and we stopped by here three time while we were here for a week. First to see what they had. This is a considerably larger store than the one we have in our town. They had basically everything a nerd could want. DND books and minis, magic cards, Pokémon, half of the store was cosplay stuff, mangas, war hammer, and other rpg and tabletop games. They had a reasonably sized play area that we could see. We intended on coming to the Friday night Magic events that they host but sadly we're unable to make it. The store was clean and the people were friendly and helpful. One of the cool features that they have is a tablet in store that you can search for cards through. You can also get the app and leisurely search at home and they will have the cards ready for pick up.

Eh. Some costumes and lingerie. This store can't seem to decide if it's selling comics and memorabilia or lingerie and adult toys. Fairly large location though and the stock rotates often so this may be the right store for you. You will not have an issue parking because the lot has about twenty spaces. Downtown Moscow also has street parking so hooray! The staff is generally friendly and knowledgeable. As in any store that all depends on the day and who helps you. Prices are fair on most items. As far as the adult items they do mark things up but being in Moscow you don't really have a lot of items for some of their merchandise. Amazon is bigger now so hopefully management will tweak prices accordingly to keep it competitive. If you're grabbing a few extra accessories for a costume or Halloween party this is your local spot. Read Bri T. and Kevin C's review for more comic and costume section details!

I do not understand the negative reviews of this store. The employees were quick to help anytime I had any questions and even told us about the free module Saturdays. The unique thing about this store is that it is not a toxic atmosphere like you may experience at the downtown Pullman gaming store. It has gaming of all types such as cards, board games, and table top rpg's. There is also costuming which I think fits quite well with the rest of the store as many gamers enjoy cosplay and the like. It was clean, the employees were respectful and were quick to remove negative customers who were rude, inappropriate and disruptive. I cannot praise this store enough. Most certainly the best gaming store around.

Wide selection of games from children to adult. Lots of Warhammer and D&D merchandise. Not a large selection of comics in store but I believe they will order whatever you want. Costumes/cosplay stuff rotates throughout the year, and the hidden adult-toy area has an okay selection. But I will definitely recommend this store for board games and Warhammer!!

I really like the selection of games here. We got The Battle of Hogwarts here and play it weekly. Have the expansion pack, too. Also enjoy the Fantastic Beasts Perilous Pursuits and Pandemic. The folks there have always been helpful and knowledgeable

I went here today because the costume portion of the store was recommended to me by a good friend. I was also told there is a sex-toy shop in the back room that I should check out. First off, as I was looking through the costumes, I was consistently followed by an employee as if I was going to steal something. They have just one dressing room, and the employee stands outside the dressing room the entire time, making you feel uncomfortable and rushed. Second, after showing an older female employee my ID to enter the sex shop, she ordered a younger male employee to be in there while I was. He followed me around the entire time I was in the sex shop, and it was very uncomfortable. I do not appreciate the lack of privacy that was given while looking at such a....personal election of items. If a female is going into the sex shop, they should have a female employee in there - and perhaps one that doesn't follow you around everywhere. I absolutely will not be back.

I was really disappointed in this store. I came in looking for comic book recommendations and was pretty much ignored. When I finally was able to get some help, it seemed as if I was inconveniencing the store. The store layout is weird and the selection is very limited. I felt kinda awkward the whole time I was in the store. The stores prices are rather high and they don't do any sales or promotions either. So I would recommend going to someone else in town or just shopping online. I won't go back.

For a comic shop, it has a really minuscule selection of comics. There are a couple shelves against the side of the wall, but the amount of current comics is almost non-existent. Then there's a couple tables with older selections of comics, which I appreciated. Please correct me if I am wrong, but if you want to get a subscription box, it's pretty pricey. I asked the cashier at the time and she told me that you pay for your box, then you also pay per series you want to subscribe to, then, of course, you pay for your comic as well. There are no other benefits other than that you are guaranteed a copy of whatever you're subscribed to. It was being justified that it's due to the fluctuation of college students coming in and out, so you also have to pay to cancel your box as well. Aside from the comics, there were also TCG -- mainly Magic, figurines, board games, and costumes. It seemed like this store tried too hard to do everything that it doesn't have much of anything. Despite the lack of items, my visit was still pretty pleasant as the cashier was friendly and helpful. If I'm ever out in this area again, it's hard to say if I'll go out of my way to revisit.

I got in the store knowing exactly what I wanted so when I was asked if I needed help I said no. It was not long before it was clear that I was being followed. (Creeper) peeking trough shelves and around cournors, it was weird , strange and totally creepy. After ten minutes of feeling very uncomfortable I left. An hour later I went back to talk to the owners. They made it clear it was all my fault for not realizing it was costumer service to be stalked. (They clearly did not care) After I ordered the stuff I wanted online I went to yelp and found out this offensive stalking like behavior happens a lot. (another situation) I was carded three times in one week by the same (carnie) dude to get in the back room. Theres no way he did not remember. He as well watched us like a hawk. Never going back, when every thing is available online cheaper.~~~~~~~~~Thanks for reading

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